USARemember the Australian animated video to make people aware for the danger of trains. Well now Walking Dead made a spoof of it. Even though it is half as good as the original video, it is still quite fun to look at..
AustraliaSome things are worth waiting for. That’s the slogan for this impressive video, which is made by the government of Australia. This commercial is made to make people aware to watch out when they’re crossing train rails.
SpainThe newest Coca-Cola Christmas commercial “Snow Globes” features the music of Train, and the song might just to become popular this holiday season “Shake Up Christmas”. The TV Commercial will air on 21 of November.
Hong KongThese Breathe Right ads from Hong Kong-based advertising agency Grey Hong Kong compare snoring to several other noise-makers such as a rock band, a stream engine locomotive and a biker gang.
With the tag line “Get rid of the snore” and giant close-up image of a pair of nostrils, the Breathe Right ads get straight to the point-your snoring is loud and you should do something about it-preferably with the help of Breathe Right Nasal Strips.
LondonEurostar’s new advertising campaign called ‘Exploring is beautiful’ simply is beautiful. The ad shows a young girl’s search for animals that will talk to her. It encourages travellers to explore the continent and re-asses their way of travelling.
FranceThe matching slogan for this print campaign says it all: “It’s summertime in London. Paris-London 77EURO return”. I just can’t wait to return to this beautifull city.
Throughout the years mankind found better and faster solutions to get from point A to point B. Riding a horse, by boat, by bike, by train, by car, by airplane, … we’ve seen it all!
What will the next step be? By rocket or by teletransporter? Who will tell..
For this weeks’ Vintage Tuesday we’ve selected 6 vintage ads promoting different ways of transportation. Bicycle – Boat – Train – Bike – Car – Airplane.
You can clearly see not only the way of transport changing, but also the way of promoting it..
Enjoy!
(1869, 1905, 1930)
(1949, 1951, 1960)
